The <marquee> element is from a different time in browser history, when it was more acceptable to make websites with whimsy. These days, bleeding hearts accuse it of being user-hostile and discourage its use, but every major web browser continues to support it. This is my field journal of <marquee> tags still roaming the wild web.

• "WILL PAY U $5,000" (2019-08-22, thanks again to EC)
• "All Smithsonian museums and the National Zoo are closed due to the federal government shutdown." (2019-01-09, thanks to EC)
• "WE ARE LOOKING TO IMPROVE YOUR FAVORITE WEBSITE" (2018-08-19)
• It's hidden–can you spot it? (2018-08-09)
• This website consists of a single period inside of a marquee tag (2018-08-07)
• "On the site you will find the most relevant topics from the life of the Arab Diaspora in Ukraine" (2018-08-07)
• A strange German page (2018-08-07)
• A video surveillance company's page (2018-08-07)
• The page of a Thai local government organization (2018-08-07)
• Stefan Th. Gries' personal page (2018-07-13)
• The Crystal Corner, a historic dive bar in Madison, Wisconsin (2018-07-13)
• International Journal of Dravidian Linguistics (2018-07-02)
• Tilde Town (2020-08-28)