Within the context of Mahalo, the math is pretty straightforward. I think you would need to be second degree black belt to take full advantage. A combination of the following could be difficult to attain and sustain for steady income.

Tasks: $1000/7 = 143 tasks per week
Barn-raising: $1000/2 = 500 tasks per week
Best Answer on Twitter questions: $1000/.25 = 4000 best answers per week
Best Answer on Tipped questions $1000/1.00 or more = 1000 or less
Managing popular pages for ad revenue = $4000/50 = 80 good earning pages

Mahalo is fairly generous compared to other sites that pay for contributions like KGB and such.

Now if you actually look at being an employee working on-line for sites that pay wages, you may want to look at the jobs available at companies that own and operate a portfolio of web sites like:

http://www.internetbrands.com/

They have some current positions for at home work after initial training period in El Segundo, California. The company is publicly traded and has been around for about 10 years.

Then of course there are the old standbys for freelance work that you bid on.

http://www.ifreelance.com/
http://www.guru.com/

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