Yes, and I know how to do that, but that doesn't mean it can't be undone. I can't imagine why they would disallow the use of a specific SharePoint tool that doesn't require the addition of code to the system but would allow you to insert live, untested code to the production environment. Can you not discuss this with the SharePoint team? I am a SharePoint architect and make decisions like this. I would not want someone out in the general populace trying to introduce code to the production system without going through the full software development lifecycle, which means building it in the Dev environment, testing it in the Staging environment, and then rolling it out with a proper solution deployment to Production.