Revamped Forms experience is now available for commercial users

Each time you click a Template to check it out, it appears to create a new entry in My Forms.  Does this count against your 400 Form max limit per Form, question, response, and character limits in Microsoft Forms - Microsoft Support?  If so, it sure would be helpful for users to be able to multi-select Forms in the My Forms list to delete, rather than have to do it one at a time.  (Note, this limit used to be only 200 Forms, so we appreciate that it has already been increased.)

Any movement on the very needed external file upload question type when a form is shared externally (Add Upload attachment feature for uploading a document, image, etc. · Community (microsoft.com))?  

The idea that enterprise users are not prompted during the Form creation wizard to share Form ownership to a group, and then Admins only have 30 days to recover them if a single Form owner leaves the organization is still a huge pain point for organizational (non-consumer) users.  Something like:  Are you creating this Form for non-personal use such as a business process or ongoing need?  We encourage you to share the form access to other users or a group so your teammates can also have access and collaborate.  

 Sharing and collaborating experience in Forms · Community (microsoft.com)

Extending the Admin-recovery period to something more than 30 days would be soooo helpful.  Some forms are used on something less than a monthly cadence (e.g., quarterly/semi-annual/annual surveys or event registrations) so a month is way too short of a period of time for enterprise customers.  

Being able to transfer Form ownership from one Group to another Group would be hugely helpful.  At present, it can only be moved to a Group once, and then cannot be reassigned any further.  Transfer ownership of Forms from one group to another group · Community (microsoft.com)

Thanks for reading.  Your enterprise customers appreciate all the improvements that have been made to Forms.  There are simply some core-function things we'd really love to see prioritized over aesthetic changes and such.