Flickr Metadata Location

The flickr pictures shared using Apperture 3.3 do not include the embedded location metadata.
All the solutions for Apperture previous versions give an option in the advanced preferences tab that is no longer available.
Any ideas how to solve this riddle?

Another limitation.... select too many photos (like 50) and the Flickr Share option disappears.
So, USELESS for anyone other than dumb teen girls who take selfies. Apple's new clients.

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Edited by: hungsao on Oct 17, 2012 9:28 PM

Thank David Allen !
i can't see locations, that have type being database link from location's list in metadata location but i can see them from data locations.
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Export 100% quality photos with metadata?

I've spent hours searching the web and this forum but can't figure out how to do this.
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How do I export a set of photos from iPhoto '09 while preserving the photo's image quality and its metadata? I want a 100% identical copy of the photo to be exported.
DETAILS:
I've noticed throughout this forum that when people ask how to move their photos to another computer or to use with a different photo tool, whilst preserving metadata, the normal answer is to use File-->Export. The problem, I'm finding, is that you don't get an exact copy of the photo that's in iPhoto ––OR–– you don't get the metadata included with the export, depending on which export choices you make.
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Message was edited by: Longwalker

Terence, thank you for your quick reply!
You basically confirmed what I found out by trial-and-error.
Unfortunately, I think the news is bad. Here's why:
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I am used to do that all the time at www.spesadove.it where i generate the title, the page description, the keywords basing on the content of certain database tables. See an example here:
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