Aren't you duplicating information with the newforms, violating the DRY principle? What I mean is, aren't we separately creating most or all of the same fields for a form as for the model whose data will be bound to the form? Why can't a form be instantiated automatically when passed a model (maybe with flags for which fields are enabled)? Or better yet, bind the form to a model (or model instance), which would at all times keep the form fields in sync with the model. You could have a parameter for each model field like form=True or whatever if that field should be included in a form.
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