Understood. The original ticket was about a slightly different issue, but regardless we will add this to the backlog. Now that we've moved calendars to spaces we should simply hide calendars that users do not have access to (i.e. similar to how page restrictions work; if you don't have access to a page it simply doesn't appear in the page tree of the sidebar).

snorrish Ok, I'll try to explain more, although I think that what I wrote previously should be explanatory enough.

1. Person A creates 10 team calendars in space and restricts 8 of them to smaller group of users (let's say to Leads group) - pretty common operation I think, that's why Restrictions are there
2. Person B, who is not in Leads group, clicks the Calendars button in the left menu and gets 8 errors. Every single time.

It would help (at least as a quick fix) to put those messages BELOW the calendars so users don't need to scroll down to see calendar every time.

There isn't currently a way to dismiss the TC errors. I imagine you must have embedded private calendars on a page? Can you explain why you would do this (why would you want the view permissions for the page to be different than the view permissions for the calendars embedded on it)?

One more thing for this - is there any way how to remove the errors and warnings in the Calendars page? We have lots of private calendars connected to projects and when you open Calendars in some project, you have first huge list of errors and warnings about everything you can't see which makes it not very practical and usable (you must scroll down through all the errors and warning each time)