It doesn't really matter as the content in the article is just camouflaged fodder for the article to get accepted by the article directory as well as giving the search engines a reason to crawl the url and see the backlink.
It's not the article that gets you the backlink, it's the anchor text.
The content of the article gets you published and crawled; the anchor text gets you the backlink which boosts your site.
I could write an article about the filing cabinet in my office and put a backlink in the resource box about coffee... they tie in nicely... or I could put a backlink in about my car as I use that to get to my office... or I could put a backlink in about the local supermarket as we shop there to get food for lunch in my office... or I could put a backlink in about trains because there are train tracks near my office.
It's darn near impossible to say one thing does not relate to another in some fashion.
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