Wrong.
First of all the DNC is expected to be neutral. Second of all Bernie Sanders has been a de facto Democrat for 40 years.
Third of all Bernie Sanders, of all the players in this race so far, turns out to be the one with the most integrity on either side.
That's what makes those of us who support him even more right in the end.
Most integrity?

He threw all his supporters under the bus and backed the Wall Street bought Shrillary. Integrity my ass.
I understand people being passionate about their respective candidates but we shouldn't lose our minds over it. It's not unreasonable for a party to support the party candidate. That being said, DWS screwed the pooch big-time but none of that was ever used. Those passionate Sanders supporters no doubt feel the DNC was unfair but let's not forget that he is not a party supporter. It's not realistic to be an anti establishment candidate and expect full throated support from the establishment. Conversely it's not reasonable to expect the party to back Sanders then label Sanders a sellout for supporting the nominee. Either he is with the party or he isn't, he can't have it both ways.
If anything, I think the party should pressure him more to bring his supporters on board.
I largely agree, but once he chose to run in the primary, I think the DNC had a duty to not work against him.
However, in terms of his supporters being so outraged that they threaten to not support the ticket, imo they engage in pretty selective reasoning, because no one who really follows this stuff thought he had a chance to beat Hillary. He just doesn't have the support of minority and working class whites in the party. He ran on a mission to make the party more progressive, and he did that.
So, I agree that the dems, if anything, should hold the Bern to supporting HRC.