Don't confuse high-sec pvp with griefing noobs. Very few people grief actually-new players, and those who do aren't loved by the rest of the community. The bigger portion of high-sec pvp is done with profit in mind, and the 3-day-olds in the 1.0 system don't really make for good loot. However, when you're old and wealthy enough to do level 3 missions in your shield/hull-tanked Navy Megathron (with lasers!) and have three Hulk alts mining 0.9 Veldspar 18 hours a day, you're fair game.

Here's the problem: all the proposed changes I've seen won't stop a 4-year-old station game pro from wardeccing a small corp full of noobs. THAT is where a lot of the rage quits are coming from. More than that, though, I think Eve loses a lot of new players because of its notorious learning curve, and the lack of good documentation from CCP.

Stop deluding yourself. New-player griefing makes up a tiny percentage of the total amount of empire pvp (and is, byt the way, illegal in starter systems). These noobies have nothing to offer through their losses: their ships and items are near-worthless, and the T1 frigate killmails don't yield a whole lot of points on killboards. The majority of "griefing" is directed against older (but stupid) players who fly shiny ships and use shiny modules.

You're trying to blow a non-issue out of proportion.