I don't think that's the right assumption. Squatter sites look the way they do because they need to be templates for a wide variety of data. They need to be abl

I don't think that's the right assumption. Squatter sites look the way they do because they need to be templates for a wide variety of data. They need to be able to plug in advertisements and have it physically work for every conceivable thing. That's why they look generic; they are the most generic pages you can create while still giving the content structure.