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I don't intend to try to convince you to stay. That's your personal choice and I'm not going to tell you whether or not spending time on this site is is a wise use of your time because I am not you and there is no way I can know this.

Commentors requested that you provide a source for the bolded section because the way you phrased the statement implies that it is a fact (when in actual fact, the books don't say this; they do say that the familiar "always obeys your commands" though). This is not a matter of rules, but of accuracy. As pointed out in a comment:

I don't intend to try to convince you to stay. That's your personal choice and I'm not going to tell you whether or not spending time on this site is is a wise use of your time because I am not you and there is no way I can know what is best for you.

Commentors requested that you provide a source for the bolded section because the way you phrased the statement implies that it is a fact (when in actual fact, the books don't say this; they do say that the familiar "always obeys your commands" though which largely contradicts your point). This is not a matter of rules citation, but of factual accuracy. As pointed out in a comment:

Commentors requested that you provide a source for the bolded section because the way you phrased the statement implies that it is a fact (when in actual fact, the books don't say this). This is not a matter of rules, but of accuracy. As pointed out in a comment:

You say yourself that you have not memorized the rules, and, in fact, in previous answers you've stated things in your answer that are factually incorrect and had you had access to the rules and looked it up would have avoided a mistake.

Commentors requested that you provide a source for the bolded section because the way you phrased the statement implies that it is a fact (when in actual fact, the books don't say this; they do say that the familiar "always obeys your commands" though). This is not a matter of rules, but of accuracy. As pointed out in a comment:

You say yourself that you have not memorized the rules, and, in fact, in previous answers you've stated things in your answer that are factually incorrect (potentially even including your statement about familiars) and had you had access to the rules and looked it up would have avoided a mistake.