Product design question

How would you improve the Drafts feature of your mail client?

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What this question tests

Tests focused, incremental product improvement thinking on a narrow, well-defined feature.

Identify the pain point: drafts pile up unsent, get lost, or are hard to resume with the original context.
Segment users who draft-and-forget from those who draft intentionally to send later.
Propose stale-draft nudges, prompting to send, discard or snooze after roughly 7 days.
Add smart sorting by most-recently-edited rather than most-recently-created, and one-tap resume context.
Define success as a reduction in drafts older than 30 days and an increase in draft-to-sent conversion rate.

Proposes a concrete, testable mechanism, a stale-draft nudge with a specific threshold, rather than vague make-it-easier language.
Ties the metric directly to draft-to-sent conversion, the real underlying user goal.
Addresses the resume-with-context problem specifically, not just visual polish.

Proposing UI polish only, like better icons, without addressing the behavioral problem of abandoned drafts.
Giving no concrete success metric tied to actual sent-email behavior.

What threshold would you use for a stale draft nudge, and how would you validate it?
How would you avoid the nudge feeling naggy?