Stability crash of Lightroom 4.4?

I'm trying to update my library with the 500px plug-in. When I click publish, it takes a long time to upload a picture. When it finishes uploading, a system error comes up. It actually doesn’t specify exactly wich error, but it looks like an stability crash of Lightroom 4.4. Do you know what can I do to solve this situation ?
Thank you in advance
All these product pictures are developed with Lightroom and retouched with photoshop : http://www.elsitar.com
( it’s my business site )

Just downloaded and installed the 500px plugin for Lightroom. I'm using LR4.4 on mac 10.8 and I was able to upload an image without issue. There are a number of things to try to get to the root of the problem (but that root does not appear to be Lightroom itself). First, I see the 500px plugin was updated at the beginning of the year, make sure you have the latest version. If you have the newest build, try disabling and re-enabling the plug-in from the Plug-in Manager. Additionally, try creating a new catalog, importing a single image and then upload from there.

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