E-mail to foundation members regarding asking questions

[SeanKilleen]

@jongalloway / @dotnet-foundation/candidates,

Dropping this PR here for full transparency -- via the Gitter room, I told Jon I'd put together a draft since he's been super swamped.

Notes:

• I did this in PR format so that we could review line by line and comment where it makes sense.
• This is just for review. It's designed to be closed afterward, as it doesn't need to actually live in this repo. Just seemed like a fast way to get feedback & operate in the open.
• I'll consider any feedback & incorporate as I go, even if it's about tone, etc. I'll keep iterating until Jon takes it over.
• Reminder that it's Jon's show so the final edits & sign-off are entirely up to him. This was just to save him some time. (@jongalloway, I've also allowed edits from maintainers so you can just click the edit button if you want to make a change; we'll still see the commit).

Also FYI, it's in markdown but if you click on "View File" under files changed, you'll see the markdown preview (so it can be copied into Outlook / Word for later use).

[schneidenbach]

Looks good to me. Thanks for doing this. I'm looking forward to hopefully getting some good questions :)

[jongalloway]

Email was sent today, including above wording as well as information about the election and links to podcast interviews.

[robertmclaws]

Just so you folks know, this email still went to my junk mail. You folks may need to start using an e-mail throttling mechanism that doesn't send too many e-mails at once, so mailservers don't mark the domain as a spam domain. I'm not sure who the email provider we're using for these are, but SendGrid has great tutorials when you set up your account on how to warm up your domain so it's not flagged.