: How to manage and organize 'requests' for website updates from a variety of departments: To Do List I am taking on the responsibility of managing two websites (Wordpress) for nonprofit societies.

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One possibility would be a bug tracking / issue tracking software like BugZilla or Mantis, to name just two of quite a long list of available systems. Many project management systems like Redmine (or one of its forks like ChiliProject) or Trac offer ticket trackers as well, along with internal wikis, time tracking and a lot of other stuff.

Another possibility would be a system that implements the Getting Things Done philosophy. There's quite a selection of those out there, too. I personally came to prefer Tracks.

All the systems I mentioned need to run on a server. Maybe you can get a little space for your administration, maybe under a subdomain like issues.your-domain.org or something to that effect. You also need to consider which server-side technology you've got available. Because the sites are using Wordpress, PHP should be available. If you prefer systems build with other technologies like Ruby on Rails (Redmine, Tracks) or Python (Trac), you might want to talk to your hosting provider.

Of course, there are a bunch of issue tracking systems and GTD-oriented To-Do-Lists for the desktop as well. I personally prefer the server way, so I don't know to much about those.

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