Add FightForNetNeutrality to your python path using easy_install:
$ easy_install FightForNetNeutrality
Then wrap your wsgi application with the fightfornetneutrality.NetNeutrality middleware:
from fightfornetneutrality import NetNeutrality application = NetNeutrality(application)
You can also define your own IP range:
application = NetNeutrality(application, ips_banned={"62.160.71.0":24})
That’s it.
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