Thanks gpspake for your input. Between you, me , and Tareq (and other contributors to this forum) WP User Frontend is undergoing huge development at this time.
Tareq and yourself are making huge gains in the "Multiple Forms" department.
Your work on custom taxonomies, expanding on Tareq's work, looks promising as is your work on custom post types.
Also noticed your work on Adding Images and have contributed some thoughts. I'm unaware of the image bug you mention so I will look into that.
As to myself I'm about to release a new development version which adds the capability to add and edit 'private' posts (viewable to only logged in users) and to change the post status.
Both Tareq and me have been looking at allowing unlogged in users to add posts (with Captcha) and have progressed quite far in this area.
One of my concerns is that with the wealth of options now being added WP User Frontend is becoming overly complex for the basic user and we may need to split it into two to support effectively both user bases. One model could be having a basic version with standard fields that emulates the WordPress backend and an advanced version that has custom fields and multiple forms. Have mentioned the possibility of using a plugin model to extend Frontend for those who want more (and allowing others to contribute more effectively without affecting the Frontend base). Of course the many actions and filters already implemented in Frontend make this vastly simpler.
Your Thoughts?
The Professor