Google now offers Internet users to customize their search results. With the new tool SearchWiki that appears automatically, several options open to them: reclassify, delete and comment. They can even make suggestions of links that do not appear.
But no need to use SearchWiki better reference for a site, these changes n'impactent that the results of individual research and are not visible to others.
In fact, to enjoy SearchWiki, users must first connect to their Google Account and get onto the homepage search engine Google.com (not Google.fr).
For example, type the Vnunet in the search engine. The results page displays and next to each link, there are new icons. Arrows that allow to mount a result the top or do it again in the list.
The next time a user logs on and he repeats the same research, provision of the results page looks like it has decided. In the same way, it may also, through the cross remove a link that does not seem relevant and click on the bubble to add a comment.
A link provides access to historical changes in the "My SearchWiki Notes". Google also allows you to view changes in other community members in a Google page and dedicated service.
But no need to use SearchWiki better reference for a site, these changes n'impactent that the results of individual research and are not visible to others.
In fact, to enjoy SearchWiki, users must first connect to their Google Account and get onto the homepage search engine Google.com (not Google.fr).
For example, type the Vnunet in the search engine. The results page displays and next to each link, there are new icons. Arrows that allow to mount a result the top or do it again in the list.
The next time a user logs on and he repeats the same research, provision of the results page looks like it has decided. In the same way, it may also, through the cross remove a link that does not seem relevant and click on the bubble to add a comment.
A link provides access to historical changes in the "My SearchWiki Notes". Google also allows you to view changes in other community members in a Google page and dedicated service.
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