I have to disagree here. Reason? We should not pamper new players, they need to learn the game "the hard way" just like we did.

indeed this.

It has gotten the game far...turned it into a profitable game!

SP is so easy to get now. Missions give boosters, boxes give boosters, you can trade for boosters.

SP isn't the problem.

For every proto stomper that's blamed for the downfall there are dozens of people who quit fighting after a few deaths. It amazes me that more people fail to blame the dudes that play this game like its a hoarding reality show.

YES!

they should also have a unlimited cap to around 10-20 mil sp.

Well, something is better then nothing. To be fair however, the current weekly cap is really high(I've yet to hit it to be honest)

I honestly feel like it devalues the sense of progression when you move too quickly through it. You don't learn anything by immediately jumping to level 5 in a particular dropsuit, weapon, or skill and as previously stated we have a -multitude- of ways with which to earn SP. A brand new player who just installed the game, if dedicated enough, can earn 960,000 SP a week through normal gameplay without spending a time and that doesn't take into account daily missions.

This is one of those times I'm reminded of the concept of Skill Spikes back in Beta which would give a player a temporary application of SP in a certain skill. Those would be awesome because then a new player can try things out without having to commit to it if they don't like it and there isn't any reason with which to start handing out starter boosters in order for them to play around and find out what they want.

Considering that Daily Missions give SP, Warbarge Upgrades (however controversial or hard to get) give SP, the Weekly Active Cap was increased to 750k, we can now triple stack boosters, Instant SP Boosts are a thing, and everyone gets Aurum whenever they log in for the day...

No. I don't think that new players should earn a higher percentage of SP. There are plenty of ways with which a new player can gain a lot of SP in a hurry if they only utilize them and there is no justifiable reason why a new player should be able to catch up with a veteran in terms of lifetime SP because the Skills are capped at level 5. You cannot invest more SP than the maximum capacity for a skill, so a 3-year player with 75m SP will not be more powerful than a 1-month player with 5m SP, they will simply have more options and variety.

I already feel that SP is given out too freely.

What about other thingy.
Like take them under your arms?
I do not like idea about give them bigger chance, than i have when i start.
Take newbies to corp and show them the way.

New players already have a different system than vets that awards them SP. Where vets gain most of their SP through their WP, new players get most of their SP through time spent in battle. I think it's something like 5 SP per second spent in battle.