Invisible Narratives CEO Adam Goodman has apparently held a private conversation with a community member who has publicly expressed support for the company, raising questions about Invisible Narratives’ communication, or lack thereof, with its critics.
In a post on X, the member described having a friendly conversation with Goodman, during which he said the CEO shared information about the company and its projects.
The original post listed some points discussed during the call, claiming that Invisible Narratives considers Emergence a failure, and also that the company’s decision to dismantle its Creator Alliance initiative does not mean widespread copyright strikes are planned, suggesting that creator guidelines would replace the previous system.
The post also suggested that Invisible Narratives and its employees are relatively easy to contact, and that respectful communication is generally met with respect.
However, members of the community who continue to raise concerns about Invisible point to questions they say the company has repeatedly failed to answer since their last statement in April 2026.
Fans question why Goodman was willing to speak with someone overtly supportive, while concerns remain unresolved regarding livestream suspensions, copyright enforcement against creators, and statements regarding payment made by original Skibidi Toilet creator DaFuqBoom, among other things.
Community member Cool Cat notes specifically: “so why does Adam ignore my emails asking respectful questions. And why did Inviz ghost me after they said we could schedule another call. They also ghost everyone else who asks them real questions, and didn’t even talk to the creators whose channels they struck in April.”
Cool Cat had been present in a call with Invisible Narratives before their April statement, but an expected follow up never happened.
Concerns do not relate to Adam’s contact of a supportive community member, rather the difficulty many fans have had since April in getting answers to long standing issues.
Invisible Narratives has not publicly addressed all of the specific concerns raised.