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Is it alright to put families on Revit City that were created on an educationa lversion of Revit?
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if you think it worth to be shared... YOU are the intelectual owner of that familie, sharing it in RC will only "spread the word" about how cool revit is. Most of professionals can´t share the families due contracts.
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CAUTION: I believe even families that were created by the educational version contain the "watermark" that can not be removed.
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