: Re: How to properly put asterisk around a term? How do I properly put asterisk around this title? Do I put it at the end of the title of after the term, KonMari Method? Which one is correct?

I don't think the asterisk belongs in the title at all, to be honest with you. It's perfectly fine to have an unknown word or phrase in your project title, as there's the implicit understanding that you'll explain what the word/phrase means within the project itself.

So just write the title normally without the asterisk--

How the KonMari Method Changed My Daily Routine

--and then make sure that, somewhere within your project, you explain what the KonMari method is and where it comes from.

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