German sharp S uppercase mapping

[Markus Scherer]

On Mon, Dec 2, 2024 at 5:11 PM Mark E. Shoulson via Unicode <
unicode at corp.unicode.org> wrote:

> We can find the discussion in the list archives somewhere. Suffice to
> say, ẞ does seem to be a real thing and seems to have been so even
> before it was recognized.
>

No one here questions whether it's the real thing.

My question is whether it is in customary use, with higher frequency than
SS, in all-caps text where there is nothing holding the
authors/publishers/producers/advertisers back from using it.

What I have been able to find so far points to some use, but less use than
SS or ß.
I am looking forward to convincing evidence of the opposite.

markus
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