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I believe the problem you are experiencing is due not to the fact
that a form is displayed on the page you move back to,
but that the page for editing your response was itself
generated as a result of a form. I.e. the Add a Response button
is a form and
the action for the Add a Response form is called by method
POST.
Such pages should not be reloaded (either explicitly or
when you go back to the page and the cache for it
has been dropped) since the URL does not
contain all the state information that was passed to the
action via method POST.
This seems to be a design problem with method
POST. Browsers
could remember the fact that when you hit the submit button
for a form, the resulting page from the form should never
be reloaded.
I've never seen this problem with Mosaic for X, but maybe
I have just been lucky.
Also, I always back up over the
forms immediately
after adding a hypernews response and reload and go forward
from the page that
I added the response to. This removes those form pages
from my history.
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One shouldn't reload pages that result from forms 
