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Why does Project Gutenberg advise only on U.S. copyright issues?

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Why does Project Gutenberg advise only on U.S. copyright issues?

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The Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation is registered in the U.S. as a 501(c)(3) organization, and our two posting servers are situated in the U.S., so we are subject to U.S. copyright law, and only to U.S. copyright law. Because copyright laws are so tangled and different between countries, not only in the broad sweep but also in the detail, and because Project Gutenberg is subject only to U.S. copyright law, we just don’t have the expertise, time or resources to research and advise on the law in other countries.

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