Hi @sajannair, I'm also from an emerging country, so I understand your concerns perfectly. However, I must address some points for reflection.

• For over two years @travelfeed has kept powered-up everything that has been rewarded as curation;
• At the same time we've distributed thousands of dollars in upvotes without asking anything in return;
• We haven't used a single penny of our curation rewards for the team's benefit, which means our developers and curators spend their own time for free to find, read and curate hundreds of posts per month voluntarily, this only benefits users;
• Team members have bought Steem with their own money to make our voting power bigger, thus giving even more rewards to users.

I do agree that it takes a few minutes to cross-post manually, but I try to consider the benefits of using TravelFeed.

• There's a platform that is in constant evolution to give the users the best experience we can offer;
• There's a dedicated team focused on providing more visibility to high-quality posts;
• There will be tons of features coming up, all with the intention to provide a platform for bloggers that pays rewards in a sustainable way.

As for the tokens, we can't discuss distribution yet because we are still working on the token functionalities. What I can say is that we won't create a token out of thin air that will quickly lose value, there's much more to it.

We may reconsider the 10% beneficiary, but if you analyse how much we give in rewards with our curation program, that 10% becomes nothing compared to the efforts we put on our users.