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Google Calendar Has A Quota?

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Oh, boy, ladies and gents, this one is a doozy. Michel can’t get into his Google Calender, apparently because he is over his Calendar’s quota. Google Calendar has a what?
His blog post, translated from Dutch by a buddy:
Google Quota?
Hmm, what have we here? Did Google Calendar start up a quota system or something alike?
Before – until yesterday – I could check periodically whether my calendar changed or not, and by means of API i could insert or remove things. Not any more, so it seems. I can do it for a while, but then at a certain time it says:
Google autoSync failed
Sync with Google failed:calUserID:8768 sync() error. Google ServiceException:com.google.gdata.util.ServiceForbiddenException
message:calUserID:8768 You have hit Google’s quota limit.
Hm. Apperently the time of “everything’s possible” is clearly over.

Very interesting. Does Google have some sort of quota for Calendar? Is the quota related to Gdata API requests? […]

Original post by Nathan Weinberg