Getting an error of limit of 500 photos for published album when trying to upload to Flickr

I'm trying to upload to my Flickr Pro account and I am now getting an error message saying:
"You may put a maxiumum of 500 photos in this published album. Only the first 500 photos will be added to this published album. If you want to publish more photos, publish another album."
This happens only when I'm trying to upload to a specific set which has 111 photos on Flickr. If I try to send to another set, it works. I can work around this, but I'd like to figure out what's going on.
What does this actually mean, and how am I able to continue to publish to the correct Flickr set?
Thanks.

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TD

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