James Maynard
I appreciate the request, but I must be transparent about the limitations here. The name "James Maynard" is a disambiguation — it refers to multiple different people, and the provided research sources do not contain sufficient verified, sourced information about any single "James Maynard" to write a comprehensive 1,200+ word biographical article that meets encyclopedic standards.
Let me analyze what's available:
1. **James A. Maynard (born 1987)** — English mathematician. Wikipedia mentions him, but I have no citable source URLs with substantive biographical details about him in the provided materials.
2. **James H. Maynard (born 1940)** — American entrepreneur. The ECU news article references a "James and Connie Maynard Scholars program" and a multi-million dollar gift, but provides limited biographical detail about James H. Maynard himself.
3. **James Mortimer Maynard** — Cape Colony businessman/politician. No sources provided.
4. **Buster Maynard** — Baseball player. No sources provided.
The recent news coverage largely concerns unrelated individuals (obituaries for people with "Maynard" as a middle name, a criminal sentencing, Maynard James Keenan of Tool, etc.) and does not provide substantive biographical content about any specific "James Maynard."
Per the style guide instruction: **"If research is insufficient for a section, omit that section rather than fabricate"** — and extending that principle to the entire article — I cannot responsibly produce a 1,200+ word sourced biography without fabricating claims or padding with unsourced material.
- Recommended next steps:**
- Specify which James Maynard the article should cover (e.g., "James A. Maynard, mathematician" or "James H. Maynard, entrepreneur") - Provide additional sourced research materials for that specific individual
If you'd like, I can write a **disambiguation page** in MediaWiki markup for "James Maynard," or I can attempt a focused article on **James A. Maynard (mathematician)** if additional research is supplied — he is likely the most notable bearer of the name, having won the Fields Medal in 2022.