==List of suicides== 
 First of all, please do not accuse me or any other editor of intents for which there is no evidence, as you did in both your Edit Summary and in your note to me. Unless you can exclude all other possible explanations, glomming onto the one motive that allows you to attack another editor is is a violation of WP:AGF, WP:Attack and WP:Civility. The reason the section in question was changed was because that's what those sections are called. Notes sections are for footnotes (hence the name) into numbered links that are placed in the passage containing the material in question, and when clicked, bring the reader down to that list. References on the other hand, are for non-formatted lists of sources, as indicated here and here. 

 As for the tag, I apologize. I meant to put "refimprove" (the proper tag to use when there are some references in the article, but not enough), and by mistake, I put "unreferenced" (the tag used when there are none at all). It was a simple error, and no reason for you to get upset. 

 As for the issue of sourcing, all information in articles must be sourced, especially for a topic like this, and yes, that means a list of hundreds of sources at the bottom. That's how it works. Whether the suicides, or "most" of them, are sourced in their individual articles, is insufficient for this. The Diane Arbus article, for example, was filled with unsourced material, including that of her suicide, which is why I removed from that article. If said sources are not placed in the List article, the same will happen in that one.