I'm not sure you're getting it. You're complaining about a scenario where there's a misconfiguration error that's totally unintentional. No one is intentionally

I'm not sure you're getting it. You're complaining about a scenario where there's a misconfiguration error that's totally unintentional. No one is intentionally driving traffic to domains that don't exist. In fact, of said traffic hits the root servers, odds are that the system is effectively down and not receiving the traffic it's expected to receive, and a few developers are trying to figure out what's broken.