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Yes it is fine and probably encouraged even. I have written several self-answered Q&A here and they were mostly well-received. They aren't all that easy to write though, especially getting the ...
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#1: Initial revision
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Lundin
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2022-09-01T18:51:19Z (about 2 years ago)
Yes it is fine and probably encouraged even. I have written several self-answered Q&A here and they were mostly well-received. They aren't all that easy to write though, especially getting the question right and meaningful, so that people looking for that same problem can find it - or at least so that other users looking for a duplicate target or FAQ post can find it. Ideally (if applicable) the question should contain some code examples and then the answer can refer to those. And obviously use sources and references in your answers when possible, the usual drill for writing a good answer.