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Submit via FTP

No matter what format your walkthrough or FAQ, you can submit it for publish via FTP. Files uploaded to our FTP are not downloadable, so you don't have to worry about others robbing your stuff.

We'll remove the files from the FTP on a daily basis, Monday through Friday, at 4:00 PM PST as we process and publish your walkthroughs and FAQs.

Launch FTP

If you're using Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, you can click the button to the right to instantly open a portal to our FTP for simple drag-and-drop submission.

If you're using a newer version of Microsoft Internet Explorer, click the button and then select "View" > "Open FTP Site in Windows Explorer" from the top menu. If you'd like to use an FTP program other than Microsoft Explorer, here are the login particulars:

Address	ftp://xfer.ign.com/
Login	clubign_guest
Pass	sendfaqs

All submissions are subject to approval by staff prior to being published on IGN. A submissions that violates any combination of site standards, the IGN Terms of Service, or established U.S. copyright laws will not be published. Instead, someone will come after you with pointed sticks, suck your brains out with a straw, and claim your plasma, bone marrow, and/or internal organs for needy children on a first come, first serve basis.

Passwords, Permissions, and Problems on FTP

Club IGN guests have limited permissions in the FTP. Guests may:

• Add files and folders
• Rename files and folders
• View contents of folders

Guests may not delete, move, or download files. Avoid over-writing files by creating a folder with your IGN login username and current date in the FTP. Drag and drop your walkthrough and FAQ files into that folder on the FTP. By naming your personal folder this way...

authorname_yyyymmdd

...you avoid accidental overwriting and file destruction. And the end of the world.

Microsoft Internet Explorer is best used for FTP (enable folder view for passive FTP). However, if you somehow allowed Microsoft Explorer to automatically open files like JPGs, GIFs, DOCs, RTFs, or even TXTs, then dragging and dropping will not work until you disable the auto-open feature of Internet Explorer.

If you cannot disable it (or have no inclination to change your PC/MAC habits), then you must use an FTP client such as SmartFTP, WS FTP Pro or other similar programs to access the FTP function. For this purpose, the username and password for the FAQs FTP is public knowledge and listed above.