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We have configured the new Confluence and Jira sites to allow anyone using an email address from a non-public domain to request obtain access via Atlassian's standard workflow . Any routine request for access will generally be approved, and access (if you’re logged into their platform, you should be able to request automatic user-level access). Access to the site includes the ability to comment or add/edit pages, create issues, etc., though we reserve the right to limit this if we encounter spam problems. Any contributor posting to the wiki or creating an issue agrees to license their provided content under the same license noted above.
If you would like to contribute to the documentation or file an issue via an account using a public email domain (or you just don’t see the request option for whatever reason), you can contact us for now to get access, but we may do additional follow up to ensure the request is legitimate.
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All information within the Wiki is licensed under the Creative Commons AttributeAttribution-ShareAlike 34.0 Unported International (CC BY-SA 34.0) license.
Per the terms of the CC BY-SA 34.0 license, the content of this wiki may be used by others, without seeking permission of the author, as long as this wiki is attributed as the source of the material and any resulting work is licensed under the CC BY-SA 34.0 license or a similar license. Attribution is best performed by providing a URL to the wiki page(s) containing the source material.
We also have a WikiStyleGuide available to aid in maintaining consistency.
Issue Tracking Service Information
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All issue descriptions and comments within the issue tracking service are licensed under the Creative Commons AttributeAttribution-ShareAlike 34.0 Unported International (CC BY-SA 34.0) license.
All code/patches submitted to the issue tracking service must be licensed under the Apache License, version 2 or otherwise contributed to the Shibboleth Project per the terms set out by the project’s Contribution Policy.
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