On 08/12/14 12:04, [email protected] wrote: > I'm working with a volunteer who has been supporting my team quite a > lot, and I would like to give access to a resource source (appannie) > for them to be more integrated in our work. (NB: Mozilla has free > access to as many seats as we want but users need a @mozilla address > of some sort to identify them, i.e. I can't add them as @gmail or > other public available address.)
That seems broken. An email address is a universal identifier. Why should the fact that other people can get addresses at the same domain be a problem for appannie? Mozilla is moving to use Google infrastructure for all its email, so it's even entirely the same back end! If the issue is that the access control is domain-based only, then there are various Mozilla community domains (e.g. @mozilla-community.org, and many regional ones) which may be able to provide the volunteer with an identifier to use. > Is there a resolution here on this question? No. Gerv _______________________________________________ governance mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/governance
