- Put 1.0 security systems permanently off limits to combat. This is where the newbie academies are. There are very few of these systems. And this will allow the new players a place to grow both in the game, and in fellowship in the corporations. Other restrictions can even be added to encourage players to leave those areas later on, like no corporation structures there and the like.

- Give new players a period of time so that they can get enough ISK and skill, to both be able to fight, and be able to recover when they are ganked. During that time they are not allowed to attack other players, nor are other players allowed to attack them. The player can opt out of that protection early at any time that they want. But once out, they can never get back into it again. How long that needs to be is up for debate, but certainly long enough for them to be able to get reasonable mining skills and equipment, and then save up enough ISK from their mining efforts to be able to recover from such losses.

- Make it much more costly for corporations to declare war. This will make it less profitable for them to declare war against every newbie corporation that they can find in their area. Currently it is VERY profitable for them to fight newbies, at the expense of the game losing a lot of new players. If they can kill even only a single newbie, then they can make millions. The cost would have to be MUCH higher in order to offset the gains. Like 50 or 100 times higher. Perhaps there can even be 2 costs. A low cost for wars that are only fought in low sec, and a much higher cost if they also wish to fight that corporation in high sec. After all, players that want to fight PvP will go to low sec. That is the purpose of low sec. So by definition the corporation that declares war in high sec are fighting players that don't want to fight PvP, atleast at that time.

- Allow corporations to opt out of war altogether. This would be a two way street, in that nobody else can declare war on them, but neither can they declare war on anybody else.