You create a family with some parameters that you want to schedule, they are shared parameters and are stored in a shred parameters txt file specific to that family.
You then load it into your project which has a different shared parameters file associated to it, but those shared parameters in family still work just fine.
Furthermore, you delete that shared parameters txt file that you created in the family, and in your project those parameters still work, can be scheduled and everything still works fine.
Furthermore, you send your project to someone, but you don't send the txt with shared parameters, and still even though they are now missing two shared parameters txt files, for them everything works fine!
So what's the point of keeping that txt file?
Should you create one for every family and project, or should you dump everything in one file even though you might need that one parameter just in that one family just in that one project?
What happens if you accidentally delete your one txt file that holds all shared parameters that you use? If you have some parameters that you constantly use when creating new families you'll have to recreate them, but other than that, nothing?
Families that are already created and projects that hold them will work fine?
