The post discusses the potential for open source (OSS) projects to monetize Software Bill of Materials (SBoM) fragments amidst increasing scrutiny on dependency management and supply chain security. User comments highlight concerns regarding the handling of transitive dependencies, the challenges posed by the EU Cyber Resilience Act, and the practicality of enforcing micropayments for SBoM access. The importance of trustworthy SBOMs is emphasized, as well as the need for a sustainable and verifiable process to ensure the reliability of OSS contributions. Moreover, suggestions for alternative funding models through registration and subscriptions are mentioned, reflecting a broader conversation about OSS sustainability.