Can Linked vector logos be used in CC Libraries across invited team members?

Question

Can Linked vector logos be used in CC Libraries across invited team members?
Working in a team of five designers, we currently use libraries to consolidate our many logos for multiple brands.
It would be great to utilise the CC Libraries now available in Indesign to maintain consistency across applications, however after trying, it seems linked vector files placed into a new CC Library are not linking when shared with my colleagues.
I have tried linking logos from both our internal server and my desktop and then creating a new CC Library, either way, when opened from an invited user, the logo has no link.
Only recreating a logo as an Indesign graphic will the logo populate across invited users. i,e copying and paste from illustrator to Indesign, then insert the recreated logo into a CC Library. This isn't ideal especially with the amount of logos we use. 
Alternatively, adding a logo into a CC Library from Illustrator, the logo is an imbedded file when placed into Indesign. Unsure how these files will behave when sending artwork to print. Again, this isn't ideal, opening every logo in Illustrator to add to a CC Library would be fairly time consuming given the quantity we deal with.
Does anyone have any thoughts or share the similar views on this?
Many thanks

Answer 1

@Designer1976 – if you place an AI logo in InDesign and move that placed logo to a CC Library, it should behave like any other image you move to a CC Library. Other people who have access to your CC Library could place the logo, print it, export to PDF, if the file is available on a mutual network drive or a cloud drive like Dropbox etc. And of course, if the loaded file is synched which can take a moment, if you just moved it to a remote drive in the cloud.
I tested this with eps file types.
AI files (PDFs with AI code embedded) placed in InDesign should make no difference.
However:
1. If I placed an eps file in InDesign
2. Moved the eps file to my Dropbox account
3. Came back to InDesign
4. Relinked the placed eps with the one in my Dropbox
(all good now in the perspective of an InDesign document)
I was not able to add that relinked eps file to my CC Library.
By trying I only heard a "blip" or so. And nothing was added.
To make it work, I first had to:
1. Save the InDesign document
2. Close the document (maybe optional, can't remember)
3. Reopen the document (maybe optional, can't remember)
Then I could add the placed eps to my CC Library.
After that it worked like it should.
Not as seamless as it should be…
Uwe