Uncluttered search results with Google SearchWiki

In November, Google introduced its SearchWiki to public use. Now, you can customize your search results by “re-ranking, deleting, adding, and commenting” items in your returned list.

Here’s how it works:

The application makes repeated searches more efficient and gives you the power to clear the cluttered, unwanted results from your searches.

(via Steve Rubel)

Posted by Erin on Dec 3, 2008 | Comments

3 comments posted

  1. Posted by aisha - 12/03/2008

    I don’t seem to get this option when I google, even though I’m logged in…

  2. Posted by Tabitha (From Single to Married) - 12/03/2008

    Pretty cool! I must have missed the launch of the search wiki though – how long have they been doing it? I think Google needs to advertise it more so that users know it’s an option.

  3. Posted by Silke (Organized Diva) - 12/03/2008

    I was wondering what those two new barely-there buttons were next to the search results. I was tempted to click them…but didn’t because I didn’t know what they would do.

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