Flickr publish Service color space

I read a few discussions on the definition of the color space when exporting, including this thread:

http://forums.Adobe.com/message/2942130#2942130

For many years, I used Photoshop Elements as my main editing software. The images that I edited in PSE and then transferred on Flickr using Flickr Uploadr all show sRGB color space when I look at the EXIF on Flickr.

Since I started using LR 3, I noticed that images published on Flickr of the LR Flickr publish service does not display any color space when I look at the EXIF in Flickr. I see nothing in the Flickr publish settings service that allows me to incorporate a color space.

What color space are the images published in? Am I missing a step somewhere in LR?

I was wondering the same thing - why I couldn't set the colorspace when I published on flickr.  So I posted a photo and then downloaded from flickr in photoshop who told me that it is srgb.  It makes sense because a jpg should be srgb, so I guess they wanted her to be safe for idiots.

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