worth noting that server-level configuration (blocking via apache's htaccess, for example) is generally much more effective than robots.txt - i use both on my site for good measure.
seconding lang, but i could never leave out the <head> tag - i like keeping the page's most important meta data attributes separate from everything else.
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worth noting that server-level configuration (blocking via apache's htaccess, for example) is generally much more effective than robots.txt - i use both on my site for good measure.