A message is on every page: "This form is domain-sensitive..."

I found in code, that in domain_settings/domain_settings.module every form which is altered is having this message:

function domain_settings_form_alter(&$form, $form_state, $form_id) {
  global $_domain;

  // Remove settings that cannot be used reliably.
  $disallow = domain_settings_disallow();
  if (!user_access('access domain settings form') || in_array($form_id, $disallow) || !isset($form['#submit']) || !in_array('system_settings_form_submit', $form['#submit'])) {
    return;
  }
  // Set our drop down's weight to be one lighter than the submit button's,
  // ensuring that it always appears right above it (assuming nobody else
  // form_alter()s us out.)
  drupal_set_message(t('This form is domain-sensitive, be sure you select the proper domain before saving.'), 'warning', FALSE);
...

The reason why this appears on EVERY page for me, is new Admin 2.0 module ( http://drupal.org/project/admin ), which outputs a panel to the left, with "Create content" tab, which has a form with id="admin-block-theme-form":

<form action="/"  accept-charset="UTF-8" method="post" id="admin-block-theme-form">

So. Seeing the message about a domain-sensitive form, when there are no any visible forms, is not cool. I think a special condition should be added to the above code to hide the message in similar cases. Let me check is it available via $disallow...

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Well, I successfully hid the message by adding the form with ID "admin_block_theme_form" to $disallowed list on the Domain Settings configuration page: admin/build/domain/settings in "Domain-specific settings" tab.

I think this should be by default (to move this form to disallowed list), but not sure which module should be concerned with this - Domain Settings or Admin module.