No,Steve, I stick with my terminology. We refer to our gathering as a session, because tune players are welcomed as well and we have also developed a culture of joining in with others, accompanying them, harmonising with them etc if their offering is suited to this (and they do not mind). We do not go around the room each listening to what others perform, we each get a chance to lead, but more often than not all join in whether picking a stringed instrument or using their voice as an accompanying instrument. It is more relaxed than many singarounds that I have encountered and if those who started it want to call it a session, who am I to argue.