  In this note, we first review the novel approach to power sums put forward
recently by Muschielok in arXiv:2207.01935v1, which can be summarized by the
formula $S_m^{(a)}(n) = \sum_{k} c_{mk} \psi_k^{(a)}(n)$, where the $c_{mk}$'s
are the expansion coefficients and where the basis functions $\psi_m^{(a)}(n)$
fulfil the recursive property $\psi_m^{(a+1)}(n)= \sum_{i=1}^n
\psi_m^{(a)}(i)$. Then, we point out a number of supplementary facts concerning
the said approach not contemplated explicitly in Muschielok's paper. In
particular, we show that, for any given $m$, the values of the $c_{mk}$'s can
be obtained by inverting a matrix involving only binomial coefficients. This
may be compared with the original approach of Muschielok, where the values of
the $c_{mk}$'s can be obtained by inverting a lower triangular matrix involving
the Stirling numbers of the first kind. Also, we make a conjecture about the
functional form of the coefficients $c_{m\, m-k}$.
