The question was asked if the indictment was proof she did not work with the Russians. I said no. That was because the indictment has nothing to do with that topic. There was no insinuation because I don't believe she did. I also don't believe she did not because there is nothing to indicate otherwise. That is separate from my comment in response that started this.
This indictment is just about Russians trying to influence the election. It does not mean Trump is innocent or guilty. It does not mean Hillary is innocent or guilty. It does not mean you ate lunch today. Thus, the answer to the question is no, we cannot say anything about Hillary because of this indictment other than she was a target of Russia.
I don't know what you mean when you use the word "proof." The indictment says that these Russian organizations and individuals did various illegal things to help elect Trump. So if Clinton had colluded with the Russians, that would mean that an entirely different set of Russian individuals and organizations were working to help Clinton, at cross purposes with the activities of the indicted group. Doesn't seem likely, does it?
I think when you say "proof" you don't mean "evidence" but something like
absolute proof. Of course it's still theoretically
possible that Clinton worked with the Russians in some way, but what's in the indictment makes it substantially
unlikely and hence it is relevant evidence to strongly suggest that she did no such thing.
When someone said that this indictment put the notion of Clinton colluding with the Russians to rest, he was
essentially correct. Then you basically came in and said, no, it's still theoretically possible she could have. While that is
technically true, from what we now know, the chances of it are extremely remote. That's why people call you pedantic.