If a quantifier account of ontological commitment is to be applied directly to ordinary language, we need to know which ordinary language quantifiers or uses of quantifiers (if any) are ontologically committing. The same goes for entailment and truthmaker accounts, notwithstanding our relaxed attitude in applying the accounts to ordinary language examples. For on both accounts ontological commitment depends on the entailment of existentially quantified sentences, and we need to know whether the quantifiers of the entailed sentences carry ontological commitment.