Facebook. Image size and caption?

hello all.
questions.
when I upload images to Facebook via the Aperture built-in Web albums, are the images resized? to what size?
when I upload images to Facebook, my captions are not transferred to the image Description in Facebook. does the transfer use the Caption field, or another metadata field?
cheers,
Gregory

I've done some testing.
if images are uploaded to the Facebook Wall, the Comments field that Aperture presents before uploading the image becomes the Description field on Facebook.
however, if the images are uploaded to a known Facebook Album, the Version Name becomes the Description.
both of these situations are not logical. in the case of uploading to the Wall, 'Comments' should probably be 'Description'. I'll report them to Apple's bugreport.
images seem to be scaled down to fit within 2048x2048 pixels.

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