Innactive Players and Points

In the previous topic I made discussing this matter, several suggested making a poll for it.
Basically, the problem came when in one of my last games the player that was in my team (in a doubles, 3 team game) completely disappeared and left me to battle the other 2 teams.
Luckily, I was able to win the game (mainly due to that my teammate's troops became mine), but it was not easy at all. The other players played a very good game.
Yet, by the time the game ended, the points were split for me and the innactive player!!! Not only did the other players lose points to a person that didn't deserve them, but I had to give in my share of points to a fool that never came.
Summarizing this whole thing is the popular, and apparently now trademarked statement: they should simply not get a piece of the cake if they were not there to cook it.
Nonetheless, the innactive player should also lose points if they do not win. Why? Well, because it would be completely unfair if a person simply has to become innactive to dump a game and not lose any points.
It matters very little if the other player's computer got run over by a bulldozer, or if the player had a bungee-jumping accident and wasn't able to play. If they simply did not help, they should not get any points, but they should lose points because they signed up for the game.
In other words, the punishment would simply go to the innactive person.
Basically, the problem came when in one of my last games the player that was in my team (in a doubles, 3 team game) completely disappeared and left me to battle the other 2 teams.

Luckily, I was able to win the game (mainly due to that my teammate's troops became mine), but it was not easy at all. The other players played a very good game.

Yet, by the time the game ended, the points were split for me and the innactive player!!! Not only did the other players lose points to a person that didn't deserve them, but I had to give in my share of points to a fool that never came.

Summarizing this whole thing is the popular, and apparently now trademarked statement: they should simply not get a piece of the cake if they were not there to cook it.

Nonetheless, the innactive player should also lose points if they do not win. Why? Well, because it would be completely unfair if a person simply has to become innactive to dump a game and not lose any points.
It matters very little if the other player's computer got run over by a bulldozer, or if the player had a bungee-jumping accident and wasn't able to play. If they simply did not help, they should not get any points, but they should lose points because they signed up for the game.
In other words, the punishment would simply go to the innactive person.
