No sugarcoating here. 
'To Have or Not to Have the Power Badge: A Journey to Deciphering the System' is my follow-up article to the previous one 'Unlocking The Power Badge'. 
It delves into possible reasons behind acquiring or losing Power Badges and maybe offers some insight on navigating the system.

So, where do we stand now? Instead of simply being users, we now have to focus all our activities on 'earning' the Power Badge. When did the algorithm shift from being helpful to being controlling?

can’t tell if you’re purposely being obtuse to engagement bait but if you’re not, there’s nothing in the article that’s telling you to focus on certain aspects to ‘earn’ the powerbadge

they’re just tips and guidance based on observations by @ryya

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My statement isn't a criticism of the article. Instead, it's a suggestion to Warpcast to update their algorithms or lessen the influence of the powerbadge on users' content. The powerbadge imposes significant limitations on users who don't have it, even though they are genuine users and not bots.