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Yes form is important, but the thing is that two people both with good form will not look the same. So you can't really compare yourself to pictures like what you posted. I think the intent of revoman's comment is valid, ie don't over think things. IMHO the way to improve your squat form is to actually squat. Most people who haven't been squatting for a while have weaknesses that prevent them from having perfect/ideal form anyway. It doesn't mean they shouldn't squat. I means that form is something that will change over time as weaknesses get stronger and the lifter gets more experienced.
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