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One of these days the Creative Commons people will get around to writing a variant that takes into account the moderator’s need to edit malformed/misspelled [X]HTML.
To answer your question: yes, you can license it cc-by-nc-sa, but it might conflict unhelpfully with the moderators’ reserved rights. IANAL, but a cursory google shows the matter hasn’t noticeably been tested in court. It might be possible that if a moderator modified your post to correct some spelling or markup, they’d be infringing upon the cc license.
A work can be released under more than one license. Releasing something to the general public under CC doesn’t interfere with the (implicit, unnamed) license granted to Less Wrong.