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Well, to us it looks like a "big, weird capital B." Like those 17th century non-capital Ss used in English look like weird elongated fs.I know, they also don't have Umlauts like ÄÜÖ äüö and the german keybord has the Y and Z switched, because the Z is way more common then the Y.
Also the ß is not a B, but a sz or double-s. Its a sharp-s like in "hiss". But nobody will be actually annoyed if somone doesn't use it and turns it into a ss.
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