Below is straight from the Tyler Neylon’s page:

Researchers taking a stand against Elsevier.

Academics have protested against Elsevier’s business practices for years with little effect. The main objections are these:

1 They charge exorbitantly high prices for their journals.

2 They sell journals in huge "bundles," so libraries must buy a large set with many unwanted journals, or none at all. Elsevier thus makes huge profits by exploiting their essential titles, at the expense of other journals.

3 They support measures such as SOPA, PIPA and the Research Works Act, that aim to restrict the free exchange of information.

If you would like to declare publicly that you will not support any Elsevier journal unless they radically change how they operate, then you can do so by filling in your details in the box below.

thecostofknowledge.com/