Let us consider again the Figure , where we have a best fit with two q-Gaussians. Here the ratio between misfit band width and the height of the peak is of 6%. This means that asymmetry exists and that the comparison to asymmetric q-Gaussians is relevant. In any case, could we do better with a pseudo-Voigt function? The answer is no for sure because the pseudo-Voigt function is a special case of the q-Gaussian generalization.