How can I can delete a project in Aperture, but not in Flickr?

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Published on 2012-06-19T05:56:13Z Indexed on 2012/08/28 15:41 UTC
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I have a Macbook Air as my only computer ; I store my shots on Flickr.

The size of the SSD doesn't allow me to keep all my RAW files on my laptop. So I publish the photographs I like in their final state on Flickr with the built-in feature of Aperture.

When I hit delete on a project (in Aperture) the message clearly indicates that all photos synched to any service like Facebook, Flickr or any other will be deleted.

How can I can around this without the hacky way of unlinking Aperture from Flickr before deleting the project?

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