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It was a long night last night (working, not playing), therefore forgive the potential stupidness of this question...

Running an OSE report on a website earlier their top linking domain was *.uk.com.

This is a valid TLD, and I know for sure that the website has not acquired links direct from the uk.com website but from some-other-registered-domain.uk.com.

What I am asking is does the Moz Calculation and/or the pagerank calculation give more value to these links?

*.uk.com has a Domain Authority of 71 and 156,497 linking root domains.

If so i'm gonna go buy me a bunch of .uk.com domains.....

Opinions please.

http://humanstxt.org

Anyone using this on their websites and if so have you seen and positive benefits of doing so?

Would be good to see some examples of sites using it and potentially how you're using the files.

I'm considering adding this to my checklist for launching sites

Absolutely relevant, infact i'd say essential.

A great article posted on the site already here: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/xml-sitemaps-guidelines-on-their-use

With Ravens announcement today (http://raventools.com/blog/scraped-data-serp-tracker/) at least they have gone in the opposite direction to SEOMoz which means as a subscriber to both I can get Adwords info through Raven and SERP tracking through SEOMoz. Evil Google strikes again. 2012 is the year they declared war against SEOs.