yeah, i think you might be the only person glad about it.
Seconded.
what i am saying though is, that ps3 and PC users are using a section that is supposed to be for talking about the DLC into a complain section.
if you are here you should stop whining about not getting and leave so 360 users can talk about the fun we had, or cool stuff while playing
Here you are possibly correct, but every part of the forum eventually gets complaints, and also your attitude is rather high-brow wouldn't you say? Operation: Anchorage was released in North America and Europe on January 27, 2009 on Xbox Live and Games for Windows Live. June 2009 was the time that they said that they would release the content for the PS3, it was released October 1st 2009, approximately 8 months after GFWL and the Xbox 360 got it. While I myself am not a PS3 user, I believe that they have a right to be angry, it is unfair for PS3 Fallout gamers and this tradition has been going on since Oblivion (yo can't really count Morrowind since it wasn't meant to be released on the Playstation 2)
All in all, Beth have a history of mistreating PS3 users, and your argument of other companies doing it is null considering that Beth is possibly the last company in the world to attempt to imitate another companies' marketing strategies, and that is no reason anyway to make an exclusive. These exclusives were bought, and that is unfair for a PS3 user because they have no control over whether or not Sony buys the DLC. Even if we don't consider the argument that buying it out is no reason, Beth have still left PS3 users short in the past the only Oblivion content they got was the game, Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine, but none of the DLC, which was available only to PC and Xbox 360 users.
I as a PC user am unaffected by Beth's decisions, but I am one of the many non-PS3 users who still see this as a bad move by Beth and a shame that they seem to put the PS3 at the bottom of the barrel time and time again.