In the Figure we compare the decomposition in five Gaussians given by Carey in the Figure of his work, and a decomposition with three q-Gaussians. The blue q-Gaussian (q=1.018) substitutes the Fermi resonance and the band at ~3240 cm -1 . The other three Gaussians, at ~3390, ~3490, and ~3627 cm -1 , become two q-Gaussians (q=1.01), that is practically two Gaussians.