I assert that this is addressed by the material in DMTN-020:
“DM and LSST collaborate with many outside individuals. We also use many tools such as Jira, Slack and Confluence which are licensed for a certain number of users. To foster collaboration it is useful that some close collaborators who are not part of the project have accounts on such systems. Requests for such accounts should be made via Jira tickets in the “IHS” project, with explicit review requested from the DM Project Manager and Deputy Project Manager. Collaborators granted such accounts should make use of them: if they are not actively used for six months the accounts shall be revoked.”
That does not mention LDF services, though: any objections to applying the same policy there?
Broadly agreed with the above statement, but with the caveats that:
This should be used for benefits to the project, not to the end user
When the Science Platform becomes available, we'll encourage folks to use that instead.
John Swinbank: Follow up to CLO in re of Science Collaboration access to lsst-dev.