If a person enjoys Mahalo, what other sites might they like?

I love Mahalo, and believe in Jason's vision, yet there are definitely others I'd recommend. Omegle omegle.com You can ask a question to a stranger in chat, who knows how they'll respond to you. It's interesting to think about.

IMedix imedix.com If you're specifically looking for health related questions, this one is definitely a great one. SodaHead sodahead.com SodaHead is cool because you can survey people, and it's more of a multiple choice type of answers. Meet The Famous meetthefamous.com If you're into celebrities, this is a good one to check out, you get paid for taking a pictures of celebrities, pretty cool.

FanIQ http://www.faniq.com If you're at all into sports scores, you might find FanIQ fun to play around with as well, as you can answer questions about sports trivia and pick the scores of the games. What I think anyone should do, is go to SimilarSites. Com and check out the similar ones picked there, yet I think humans like myself can share from experience.

If you like answering questions on Mahalo, you might like becoming a kgb_ special agent. You start by taking the challenge here: 542542.com/agent. If you do well on it you can sign up to begin training, and then they contact you when spaces open.

Back when I was an agent, pay was 10 cents per original answer and 5 cents for each answer taken from their answer database. I enjoyed it for awhile, but ultimately I was only available for the late night shift and during that time you get a lot of WEIRD questions that were difficult for me to answer. It's definitely worth giving a shot, though, to see if you like the system.

If you like writing how-tos, there's ehow.com. To make it more lucrative, check out WriterGig's ebook on maximizing earnings there: residualincomeweb.com/ehowebook.html. It costs $25, but I've read reviews that say the book is easily paid for once you apply the principles to your articles.

Because I'm feeling generous, I'd like you to visit these sites where you can earn while you're answering questions: askpedia.com/ is as good as Mahalo.

I don't think there is another website on the Internet to pay you just for your thoughts (I’m talking about Q&A)...That's why Mahalo is unique. And if there is...I never heard of it. And I spend some time on the Internet.

Trust me! :) Best wishes, @vladis.

Yahoo answers is a lot like this site. Except you don't get paid for answering questions. But its very helpful if you really need an answer for something.

I often go there for help on my homework because theres almost always a question thats very similar to mine. Its just overall very helpful for small everyday things that you may not know the answer to. And people can answer based off their own personal experience.

They are both human powered search engines. Both of them allow the public to make money on their site. Cha Cha is considered a competitor of Mahalo.

Mahalo community is much better and more alive.

From the point of view of getting answers for questions: There is only one site which I found comparable to Mahalo (but alas, it does not pay you to answer) and that is answers.yahoo.com There are few others too, but I am sure that those who like Mahalo will not like them. For example; guruza.com (God knows whether it is a scam or not, but it seems like one. It never responds).

Www.knowbrainers.Com (You never know whether and when they found the answer for the question). Www.expertbee. Com (They say that you need to deposit some money first to answer a paid question or to do a paid task.

This is ridiculous) askagent.com (They never seem to have a vacancy for an expert). So, that's that. From the point of view of finding like minded people; facebook.com orkut.com From the point of view of searching for quality content and getting paid for writing some too: www.squidoo.com www.hubpages.com But at the same time, I must say that Mahalo is a great combination of these all.It's just great!Thanks.

Take a look at liveperson.com You can register as an expert at something, provide reasons why you are an expert, and then if someone wants to find a true expert they hire you to do anything from chat or work on a project. I've been registered as a playwriting expert for a few months and have done brief consulting for three students so far. I imagine that other categories get more traffic :).

I choose Mahalo because of the "How to" section. I like to write and they give me the opportunity to do it. The only other site that i've used like this is answers.yahoo.com/ I like the format of Mahalo better.

Though the front page/home page of Mahalo is a bit distracting to me. Looks more like it caters to kids than adults.

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.