@jdaviescoates said in Skiff on Cloudron - Privacy first email and calendar solution:
Could you elaborate on what you're talking about? I'm not sure I follow
Thanks for asking. Lets say you are a World Wide Corporation, WWC. So you have a WWC calendar, and then feeding into that would be Regional Calendars, eg US, Europe, Asia. These would be calendars run by the Regions and which would inform the WWC. By looking at the WWC, the US Region could see when the European Region is having is annual conference and, eg. avoid a scheduling clash. The Regional calendars would in turn be fed by Country calendars (USA, Canada; UK, Germany; Japan, Korea).
Nesting the calendars might help them e.g. federate (there is a federation tool in Nextcloud, I think). It might also help with redundancy, eg. everybody could be running an instance of the WWC.
Grouping calendars might help e.g. putting all the European country calendars together into a folder or something like that.
Maybe there is a better way to do this with Nextcloud's tagging system or groups functionality...