Another asterisk with added information.
The most common reason to place an asterisk in a document is to indicate a footnote: a further explanation of a particular piece of the document that would not be in general fitting with the rest of the document (explanations or definitions of obscure terms are common footnotes).In the document itself, the asterisk is placed immediately after the item to which the footnote will later expand.Then, at the bottom of the pertinent page, and starting with an asterisk, add the footnote explanation.Asterisks are not the only symbols which indicate footnotes. When two or three footnotes appear in a single page, it is not uncommon to see the dagger (†) and double dagger (‡) along with the asterisk, especially in older documents.An alternative style of notation is to number references: using a superscripted or bracketed number in place of the asterisk, dagger, etc.
The asterisk symbol is generally used in sentences to indicate that more on the subject can be found elsewhere on the page or in the work, or as a place-marker for missing letters. An example of the word asterisk used in a sentence would be: I saw an asterisk next to the last word in the paragraph, but I couldn't find the accompanying footnote.
all of above.
See the BEP page at Related Links, below
Often at the bottom of the page. Also some times the administrators add this to a own page whitin that site. Do not expect to find this on all sites.
See the BEP page at Related Links, below
Would you expect to see a cartoon and crayon based scheme for a major technology company? No, of course not! It would be wrong for the audience, the people who will look at the web page. Would you expect to have difficulty in ordering from an on-line store's web page? No, because that is the purpose of the web page. You must always consider WHO is going to do WHAT with this page.
You would put it at the foot, or bottom, of the page.
An asterisk is used to make exceptions. They are usually used in a pair. For example: It's 50% off on every item!* Come to our shop today. *Excluding merchandise that is already marked down, antiques, and items less than 1 dollar.
The bottom of the main page is a good start, or an "about" page if available.
To specify a page number at the bottom of a document page, you can usually do this in the header or footer section of your word processing software. You can insert the page number using the "Page Number" option and align it to the bottom center or bottom right of the page. This will ensure that the page number is displayed at the bottom of each page.
I'm pretty sure its called a "Foot Note"