@Gaia As the deleted comments on your other question indicate, you're hardly in a position to call people out for being rude.

What is the difference between you being a proxy for the videos and an employee using a proxy site to access resources that would otherwise be blocked?

One person's "creative solution" is another person's policy circumvention.

@AnthonyFornito No, we must definitely do not get paid.

@Chris The OP's relationship with the service is relevant due to the charter of Server Fault. If this person was in charge of running the services mentioned, it would be on-topic. Of course, if this were the case, the person would not be asking this question. As to my last sentence, this is something that any network or sysadmin should know how to do. I'm a strong believer in not spoonfeeding people step-by-step instructions on how to do things. One learns better when they have to put thought and effort into whatever it is they're learning. So I dropped hints as to what the OP should do.

I agree that a draft answers feature would be nice, and would have prevented this altogether. You may consider advocating for such a thing over on meta.stackexchange.

There's an easy solution, something that I do very frequently: use a text editor to compose your answer (I do this so I can use vim key bindings), and then copy/paste into SF.

There are far too many variables at play here for us to answer without seeing the question you're referring to. Please link it.

@LiquidCore Please remember - answers posted here, and on Server Fault main, are not only for the original person that asked the question. The answers are also for anyone else that comes upon the Q&A in the future. I understand that you may not think this answer is particularly useful, but I can assure that others could find it useful in the future. Therein lies its value.

@LiquidCore Your machine has policy applied to it by corporate IT that enables them to monitor your browsing. Ethics aside, there's a reason they put that policy in place, and we will not aid you in circumventing rules that they put in place. If you do not wish to be subject to their monitoring, then take it up with them. Or don't use your work machine for personal browsing.