Articles that every Wikipedia should have... True Jesus Church?

I was welcomed to the Pennsylvania Dutch Wikipedia after I created an account there. When I noticed that today, I had a look at the user talk page of the user who welcomed me, and found, among other things, a couple of requests to translate articles from other languages into Pennsylvania Dutch.

Two of these were True Jesus Church and Świętochłowice.

While it's kind of the user to have translated the first article, I wonder whether those two articles, in particular, are ones that "need" to be in any Wikipedia.

I mean, sure, any information is better than nothing... but having an article on a town in Poland with 55,500 inhabitants (that I've never heard of and that the average English speaker probably couldn't pronounce) before an article on, say, "London" or "Nature" seems... odd. (There isn't one in pdc: yet.)

Similarly with the True Jesus Church; the list of Interwiki links on that article is pretty impressive—they even managed to get articles in languages such as Anglo-Saxon, Gothic, Jèrriais (Jersey Norman French), and Tok Pisin. (Though I wonder how many of the "translations" are like this one, ostensibly in Cherokee.)

Hmm, looking around, there are also a few that are just one sentence and others where all or parts were apparently machine-translated.

Random memory

In chemistry class one day, we watched a video about the noble gasses.

There was a narrator sitting on a big stone or something; several balloons were taped to the edge of the stone. He'd take off one at a time, explain which noble gas was inside, then tell us something about the properties of that gas. At the end, he'd let go of that balloon.

The most memorably bit was the one he described as a "lead balloon"—the gas in question was heavier than air, so instead of floating up into the sky the way the first ones did, it fell fairly quickly to the ground.

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New entry in pnedev, for those who didn't know of the existence of that account but would like to read programming-related stuff. (Though that account isn't posted to very regularly, and some programming stuff goes here, too.)