It was mentioned in one of the discussion threads that the foundation does not offer legal representation to its member projects. It only does so for its own di

It was mentioned in one of the discussion threads that the foundation does not offer legal representation to its member projects. It only does so for its own director, officers, and employees. This is explicitly spelled out in Article V of the foundation's bylaws: https://dotnetfoundation.org/about/bylaws https://dotnetfoundation.org/about/bylaws My understanding is that the legal benefit of being a member project is essentially just that they run the CLA bot. If you actually get sued you're still on your own.