Add meta property="go:image" to my blog entries

How do I add <meta property="go:image" to my individual blog entries?
The way I had it configured was working until yesterday - when the new BC update was released - and I am now getting this message from the FB Debugger
Meta Tags In Body
Your page has meta tags in the body instead of the head. This may be because your HTML was malformed and they fell lower in the parse tree.
Please fix this in order for the tags to be usable.

Liam -
I disabled the beta features and that seemed to fix the problem this morning without adding the <head></head> ---- that seemed to work until it didn't...
so I went and added <head></head> updated, check the source code - looked like it took the <head></head> tags but the FB Debugger scraper still came back with same error
went back into the editor and it had removed the <head></head> tags
I've tested a number of blog posts and commerce items - some work, some don't (could be old scrapes I suppose)
I also had to switch from using the editor in Safari to Chrome to get the editor to update anything
(To my knowledge I never actually enabled beta - noticed the editor change a month or so ago - I knew it was buggy after talking to support about that time, but this meta image tag was working till Friday so I hadn't disabled it)

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