What is the Inbox calendar

and how can it be deleted??? (Whenever I delete it, it reappears automatically...)
Thanks.

This is driving me nuts too. I have two (2!) Inbox calendars - one On My Mac, and one in my MobileMe calendars. They seem to be auto-generated by Mail, because they seem to show up every time I accept a calendar invitation inside of an email. However, the Inbox that is On My Mac does NOT sync with my iPhone, and nor can I reassign the events to a different calendar. This is stupid, and I am hoping others will chime in with some advice or suggestions.

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