Linq to SQL using global datacontext to keep track of user changes?

In my ASP.NET application, we keep a global context per request, so the idea of a global context for the form isn't bad. Especially if you are saving interrelated data, data queried from multiple contexts, when you try to interrelate it, will cause an error. So a global context is beneficial from that perspective.

Especially since windows forms can retain the object bound to it (unlike ASP since its stateless), these changes will sync up a lot more nicely.

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