Don't like your Google results? Rank your own — Google is letting you get personal with your search results. The Internet company plans to introduce today a new feature, called SearchWiki, that allows users to change their results from Google searches. You can move items up and down in the rankings, remove them entirely, leave notes about whether you found a particular site useful and add sites that either don't show up in the search results or are buried. Then it remembers those changes the next time you log in. And that is a catch, with privacy implications: You must be logged in to use the service so Google... [Tags: cedric, dupont, encyclopedia, fraction, google]