Let me repeat myself, using gas sharing simply to extend a dive is bad practice, IMO.
I think too many issues can arise when you have two divers on one gas supply (separation, miscommunication, third party OOA etc.) Plus, even if the donor has a long hose, is anyone really having fun swimming around in lock-step?
If you need to share gas in order to make it back to a safe exit point (boat traffic or something) that's one thing, but just swimming around "enjoying" a longer dive does not seem to be a great idea to me.
If you are going to use this argument, why not have the diver with the highest SAC share gas at the beginning of the dive so they will have more left later?
Instead, I would suggest using a bigger tank, planning shorter shallower dives until SAC improves etc. If using a pony tank allows you to extend a solo dive safely, so be it. It's your reserve .... use it as you see fit.