Yes, Candida was the font name. Now that someone said it I remember :)

Note that the original designer played around with font weights and kerning to get the final type layout. I have it as an EPS file (converted to paths, so it's not "type" anymore).

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"Indentifont"? Make it indented?

You've correctly linked to identifont. But it's a funny typo.

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And on that site you can find fonts by image. It works far better than I anticipated: see http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
"What should it profit a man, if he should win a flame war, yet lose his cool?"

Umm, the PM.org FAQ page has guidelines on how the logo may be used (doesn't name the typeface, unfortunately). Just scroll down to the section labelled "The Perl Mongers" logo.

Let me see if I can find the original artwork for you. I have all that stuff on CDs lying around somewhere.

Given a day, the name of the font will probably come back to me, and if someone says its name, I will know instantly. I have some postscript files lying about. Are there any nifty tools that will tell me the names of the fonts in them?

Note however, that the logo contains a trademark and you need to get permission to use it.