A quick look at the Team Foundation Server’s permissions inheritance

Straight with the sample – why does it happen…

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…even if my user is a Project Administrator?

Because the single user’s permission are less important than the Team’s one – and as in this team there is a explicit deny on that permission (Edit project-level information) even if he is an Administrator he is going to get a deny.

Indeed…

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That’s because you can be the CEO, but you won’t be allowed to change the delete the Team Project on your own if you’d be fired, for example :)