On the same day, Elsevier released an open letter to the mathematics community, stating that its target is to reduce its prices to $11/article or less.[1] Elsevier also opened the archives of 14 mathematics journals back to 1995 with a four-year moving wall.[38] In late 2012, Elsevier made all of its "primary mathematics" journals open access up to 2008.[41] The boycott remains in effect.[citation needed]