` *Strong Oppose precisely for the reason that ``bullying and suicide`` are apples and oranges as you have stated so clearly. Bullying is by no means the sole precursor to suicide, and suicide is not the inevitable result of bulling. You state that it is a neologism. In 2001 it was. Many years have passed since then and the term is in common parlance. It is, indeed, the common name of suicide the is a direct result of bullying. The inherent ambiguity is addressed in the article itself, or was in an earlier version. That clarification of the ambiguity needs to return if it has been removed. Bullycide the term became a noted phenomenon. The word crossed the lips of the US president. I feel strongly that more than a redirect is required. It is the term that is important. :When you state that it was uncontroversially moved you are in error. It was simply not noticed until you had done the deed. When I noticed it I moved it back. The irony is that you took a long time to notice that before starting this conversation. You are simply expressing WP:IDONTLIKEIT with the current and correct title.   `