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The aim of this white paper is to discuss the observing strategies for theLSST Wide-Fast-Deep that would improve the study of blazars (emissionvariability, census, environment) and Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs). For blazars,these include the adoption of: i) a reference filter to allow reconstruction ofa well-sampled light curve not affected by colour changes effects; ii) twosnapshots/visit with different exposure times to avoid saturation duringflaring states; iii) a rolling cadence to get better-sampled light curves atleast in some time intervals. We also address the potential importance ofTarget of Opportunity (ToO) observations of blazar neutrino sources, and theadvantages of a Minisurvey with a star trail cadence (see white paper by DavidThomas et al.) for both the blazar science and the detection of possible veryfast optical counterparts of FRBs.

Blazars and Fast Radio Bursts with LSST