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If a user sends a meeting request as user 1 (user 1 is the organizer), and all users decline the meeting, is there a way for that calendar item to get removed from the organizer without manual intervention? Also it seems the organizer receives the decline, is there a way to have the user that setup the meeting for the organizer to get the decline?
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If a user sends a meeting request as user 1 (user 1 is the organizer), and all users decline the meeting, is there a way for that calendar item to get removed from the organizer without manual intervention? Also it seems the organizer receives the decline, is there a way to have the user that setup the meeting for the organizer to get the decline?

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