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When I try to make an adobe stock acount it says I can't well before I put in an E-Mail. It might have something to do with this being a school acount. If it is, is there any way to unbind my account from my school, and pay it myself. But if it's not the issue, what is?
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I would not doing a Contributor account with an Adobe id that is not under my control. There are a few disadvantages*, but my advise would be to create a new Adobe id with an e-mail under your personal control. You do not need to have a plan attached to this id to start being a contributor.
If your subscription is an individual subscription (as a teachers/student plan) you should not have a problem to create a contributor account. So I suppose you have an Enterprise plan, as provided by your school. Those plans are not eligible for stock contributions.
*you can't submit to Adobe stock via Lightroom Classic. This is in your case a minor issue. It is easy to work around and only implies exporting first and then submitting that exported file.
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A contributor account is not connected to an Adobe subscription. Sometimes people use the same Adobe ID. It would not be a good idea to use a school or employer ID for Adobe Stock contributor, because if you leave the school or the job you then lose all your images and future earnings!