User:IllQuill/What is a good mathematics biography?

I am using this page as a guide for myself to answer the question, "what is a good mathematics biography?"

General "Good Article" Guides

Consider submitting to Wikipedia:Peer review

Review MoS:MATH

Biography Manual of Style

Wikipedia:Writing better articles

Common factors shared by math biography "good articles"

What characteristics shared by the existing "good"+ articles on mathematicians?

Mathematician biographies with "good article" and up status

There are currently 14 biographies of mathematicians which have received the "good article" status, and 9 "featured article" status.

Good articles

1. Wilhelm Cauer
2. Andrew M. Gleason
3. Bernt Michael Holmboe
4. Hypatia
5. Vojtěch Jarník
6. Katherine Johnson
7. Srinivasa Ramanujan
8. Arnold Ross
9. Klaus Roth
10. Anania Shirakatsi
11. Hugo Steinhaus
12. Carl Størmer
13. Alan Turing
14. Stanislaw Ulam

Featured articles

1. Archimedes
2. Georg Cantor
3. Leonhard Euler
4. Robert Hues
5. Émile Lemoine
6. Emery Molyneux
7. Emmy Noether
8. Marian Rejewski
9. Edward Wright

Template

For now I keep going back to the regular bio template to create the drafts/pages, then adding things. Maybe creating template along the lines of this: Template:Biography would be helpful.