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SharePoint Production Permission Levels for Developers

We are trying to clean up the SharePoint environment (MOSS 2007).

Currently, our developers, system administrators, and content administrators have full access rights to the root site (and almost everything under it) in our production environment. I believe this is a terrible practice and the belief that our content administrators need nothing more than Design, perhaps even Contribute.

My question is for all of you: What permission level should a developer have in a SharePoint production environment?

I believe that a developer should have a higher level of access in production than anyone else. After all, they don’t have to change something in production themselves, right?

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When it comes to SharePoint Development, Best Practice says: let each developer have their own development server. I believe that developers should also have access to the integration environment, but that's about it. I do not think that developers should have access to the working environment, especially not with their own users. As Øyvind Skaar said, if any access is necessary, another user account must be provided.

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