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 ## What is the `meta` map?
 
 In nf-core DSL2 pipelines, to add sample-specific information and metadata that is carried throughout the pipeline, we use a meta variable. This avoids the need to create separate channels for each new characteristic.
-The meta variable can be passed down to processes as a tuple of the channel containing the actual samples, e.g. FastQ files, and the meta variable. The `meta map` is a [groovy map](https://www.tutorialspoint.com/groovy/groovy_maps.htm), which is like a python dictionary.
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-<!-- TODO: nf-core: Link to DSL2 modules docs section for this instead of duplicating here -->
+The meta variable can be passed down to processes as a tuple of the channel containing the actual samples, e.g. FastQ files, and the meta variable. The `meta map` is a [groovy map](https://www.tutorialspoint.com/groovy/groovy_maps.htm), which is like a python dictionary. Additional documentation on meta maps is available [here](https://nf-co.re/docs/contributing/modules#what-is-the-meta-map).
 
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