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Absolutely!

The Creative Commons page is here: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
It says all the information is available to everyone, to build on and remix, and even charge money for. You are required to attribute it and link to the same CC page.

The restriction is that you cannot prevent anyone else from doing the same, so if you later decide your answer should be excusive to your book or lecture, that would not be something you could enforce. Other people can remix and even sell your answers, edited however they like (they cannot take credit for it, and they cannot use whatever extras you write on your blog).

Answers here are not always permanent. Questions are closed, users are removed. An inevitable site redesign might break links in the distant future. There is a Stack Exchange page about where their archives are stored (it has been an issue, I guess). I would grab all the info as you go, and not rely on being able to access the source page in the future.

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