My understanding is that a super-pinstripe has actually been produced. Pinstripe is Dominant. The super looks like a pinstripe.

I also was under the impression that lemon pastel is just a line-bred color of pastel, and not a different gene. If you breed a lemon pastel to a pastel, don't you wind up with pastels and super-pastels that are simply intergrades? If it were a different gene, then even if you did get a super pastel from the cross, there should be distinct lemons and 'typical' pastels in the clutch, and I don't think that is the case.

But yes, "Hidden Gene Woma" has no hidden gene. It is simply not a woma. If you pop over to NERD's site and look at them, you will see that they don't look exactly like womas, either.

The purpose of this poll is to determine what the real story is with the genuine woma gene. If woma is co-dominant with a lethal super like HG Woma, then something should be popping out that does not survive, OR some eggs should fail to hatch.
If Woma is dominant, then we should notice no losses in woma X woma clutches, and we may need to test the resulting animals to see if any are actually supers.