The problem comes in the further generations when it's harder to distinguish that the snake is indeed a hybrid. This means someone could accidentally breed a ball that they didn't know had woma in it into a ball python breeding project. This starts to muddy up the breeding lines.
I've said it before, some agree with me and others don't, but if I were to ever breed hybrids all offspring would be microchipped and the new homes they went to would be required to sign paperwork stating that they would under no circumstance breed this animal, and if they were ever unable to care for it the animal would be returned to me.
I think hybrids can be awesome things, but only in the right hands.
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