A nanopublication is shown by its label wherever it is listed, so give it one. The label is taken, in order, from a label on the nanopublication itself, a title on it, a label or title on its assertion, and finally the label of the thing it introduces — so a nanopublication that introduces a labelled term needs no label of its own. Templates can name the nanopublication after one of its fields. A missing label leaves the nanopublication listed by its address, which nobody can read.