diff --git a/packages/pl-fe/src/components/fork-awesome-icon.tsx b/packages/pl-fe/src/components/fork-awesome-icon.tsx
index f86048d73..c1681184b 100644
--- a/packages/pl-fe/src/components/fork-awesome-icon.tsx
+++ b/packages/pl-fe/src/components/fork-awesome-icon.tsx
@@ -14,21 +14,13 @@ interface IForkAwesomeIcon extends React.HTMLAttributes<HTMLLIElement> {
   fixedWidth?: boolean;
 }
 
-const ForkAwesomeIcon: React.FC<IForkAwesomeIcon> = ({ id, className, fixedWidth, ...rest }) => {
-  // Use the Fork Awesome retweet icon, but change its alt
-  // tag. There is a common adblocker rule which hides elements with
-  // alt='retweet' unless the domain is twitter.com. This should
-  // change what screenreaders call it as well.
-  // const alt = (id === 'retweet') ? 'repost' : id;
-
-  return (
-    <i
-      role='img'
-      // alt={alt}
-      className={clsx('fa', `fa-${id}`, className, { 'fa-fw': fixedWidth })}
-      {...rest}
-    />
-  );
-};
+const ForkAwesomeIcon: React.FC<IForkAwesomeIcon> = ({ id, className, fixedWidth, ...rest }) => (
+  <i
+    role='img'
+    // alt={alt}
+    className={clsx('fa', `fa-${id}`, className, { 'fa-fw': fixedWidth })}
+    {...rest}
+  />
+);
 
 export { ForkAwesomeIcon as default };