  We are glad that our paper has generated intense discussions in the fMRI
field, on how to analyze fMRI data and how to correct for multiple comparisons.
The goal of the paper was not to disparage any specific fMRI software, but to
point out that parametric statistical methods are based on a number of
assumptions that are not always valid for fMRI data, and that non-parametric
statistical methods are a good alternative. Through AFNIs introduction of
non-parametric statistics in the function 3dttest++, the three most common fMRI
softwares now all support non-parametric group inference (SPM through the
toolbox SnPM, and FSL through the function randomise).
