Posting photos without metadata

How do I post photos using Aperture to flickr/facebook/mobileme(while it's available) with out metadata? I want to keep the metadata available to me within Aperture, I just don't want it posted. For example, geotagging data.

Turn metadata off in the Preferences -> Export panel.
Uploading to "Mobile Me" and exporting to your disk will rspect this settings, uploading to Facebook will simply ignore it. To publish to Facebook, export the albums to your disk, without "faces" and places", then upload the exported images to Facebook.
Regards
Léonie

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