>an attention seeking post In fairness, I would like to know about issues like this before I sign up for this service. The fact it's being dealt with is really

>an attention seeking post In fairness, I would like to know about issues like this before I sign up for this service. The fact it's being dealt with is really irrelevant (of course it's being dealt with). The fact it happened at all is the issue. (Temporary) data loss and downtime is one thing. There's always something you don't predict, and you just have to live with it. But having calendars being assigned to the wrong people: that just shouldn't happen, and suggests there's some underlying architectural problem.