Deleting photos in iPhoto, deleted my FB/Flickr account photo too

I have shared photo on Facebook or Flickr using iPhoto. If I delete those photos in iPhoto, it deletes photo from there too. How can I prevent this and delete only from iPhoto?

By not using iPhoto to upload.
When you do this you're telling iPhoto that you want it to manage your photos online too. So when you delete them from iPhoto, it assumes that you no longet want the photos anywhere. As you don't want to manage the photos online with iPhoto, don't use it to upload.
Regards
TD

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