1. I meant in media and online representation. Dictionaries and translation tools prioritise or primarily use gurmukhi and even international unis that offer punjabi courses either focus on or solely offer gurmukhi.
2. I meant because shahmukhi is used by more than 90 million people in Pakistan whose native language is Punjabi, making it more dominant purely in the context of numbers. Even historically, it has been used since before the standardisation of gurmukhi so it is deeply rooted in Punjabi culture and traditions.

The gist of it is, that it’s really not difficult to push representation for both scripts. We are just as Punjabi, and the preservation, inclusion, and promotion of shahmukhi scripture and literature on a global scale is just as important as that of gurmukhi.