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I left the following feedback for the creator/future reviewers while reviewing this article: Thanks for writing this, but it really needs some sentence-by sentence sourcing as this material isn't in the citation. For instance, where is Vinatié's research published?.
@Blythwood: I have completed a full bibliography complete with in-line citations, and significantly revised the article overall. Two different scholarly publications have substantiated the claims about Mr. Vinatié's contributions. I believe this should address all of the concerns that were raised earlier. Please let me know what you think!