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 ### Step 2: Prepare your data for sharing
 
 - Some general guidelines outlining the best practices for data organization are given in the [ Data Sharing Guidelines](./documents/In2PB_DataSharing_GuidingPrinciples.pdf) document.
-- It is crucial that the contributed datasets are accompanied by as much metadata as possible. One can use the templates defined for the common localizer experiments [here](https://gin.g-node.org/In2PrimateBrains/CommonLocalizerMetadataTemplates). Detailed instructions on using these templates and creating instances can be found [here](https://gin.g-node.org/In2PrimateBrains/in2pb-metadata-instances). Please contact ESR14 once you are ready to use these templates.
+- It is crucial that the contributed datasets are accompanied by as much metadata as possible. One can use the templates defined for the common localizer experiments [here](https://gin.g-node.org/In2PrimateBrains/CommonLocalizerMetadataTemplates). Detailed instructions on using these templates and creating instances can be found [here](https://gin.g-node.org/In2PrimateBrains/in2pb-metadata-instances) (under development). 
+- Please contact ESR14 once you are ready to use these templates.
 - In addition to structured metadata, it is also recommended to provide a detailed description of the data. You can use the [Data Descriptor](./documents/In2PB_DataDescriptor_v1.pdf) template for this purpose. It is based on the [Nature Scientific Data](https://www.nature.com/sdata/publish/for-authors#data-descriptors) principles. Please makecopy of the editable [document version](./documents/In2PB_DataDescriptor_v1.docx) and fill it out.
 
 ### Step 3: Data upload