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Nah! You see (i) if you're going to introduce pitstops, the place to do it is F3000, and (ii) if you want consistency between F1 and F3, there's a good argument for removing pitstops from F1 instead.
Plus, I reckon that having pitstops would place an additional financial burden on the teams - they could need more mechanics to pull it off. Plus, it would assume that the number of tyres available to the teams would be increased, and who would end up paying for that?
Add on top of that the fact that not all circuits have a pitlane that is appropriate for pitstops. Hmmm. I say, if it ain't broke...,
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