What is a Cheersuu Round?
Tapping a Cheersuu back says you saw it. Answering with a drink of your own starts something else — a Cheersuu Round.
What a Cheersuu Round is
Your Cheersuu and theirs, together on one page. It's drawn as a table: everyone's drinks on it, the count in the middle and a free chair at the edge. Nobody owns it: it isn't your round or theirs, it's the round.
How one starts
Send a Cheersuu, and instead of only tapping back, the person you sent it to logs their own drink as an answer. That is the round. It can be two people in two cities or six across four countries; it doesn't matter where everyone is.
Joining one
Open a Cheersuu that is part of a round and take "join the round", or tap the empty chair on the table. You'll need an account, because you're making a Cheersuu of your own. You log your drink the way you always would. Answering anybody at the table joins that same round rather than starting a new one, so it stays one table however many people arrive.
One glass each
A round holds one Cheersuu per person. If yours is already on the table, logging another simply goes to your log as an ordinary Cheersuu.
Who sees a round
Everyone at the table, and anyone holding its link. Because a round is shared, a Cheersuu that joins one is shown to everyone — a moment kept to the link or to you cannot sit on a table other people can open. Keep that one on its own instead.
Sending it on
A round has its own link, and anybody whose glass is on the table can send it. What arrives is a picture of the whole table rather than one drink, with a chair still free at it — which is how the next person gets there.