Missing location data when exporting to Flickr

I am running Yosemite on a new MacBook Pro using the latest version of iPhoto. I noticed that the location data (Places) which I painfully added in to each photo does not translate over when I export to Flickr. Everything else translates with no issues. I use the Share function directly from iPhoto application, not using a 3rd party app. I've use this method of export/sharing for years and location data has not been an issue before.

Hi Sumit
Try to set the URL field with the RTF format. To do this try following:
1. Right click the field->Format Field.
2. Click the paragraph tab->Text Interpretation->RTF Text
Now try to export it.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Nikhil

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Thanks for the prompt response!
Did a little extra research, got some more information:
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I'd love to see the ability to removes EXIF data when exporting, especially to social networks.

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