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The paper presents the ranking algorithm by contacts priority with application for social communication services. This algorithm makes it possible to rank contacts in different social communication services by their priority for the user, and find a preferable communication tools for every contact in the social graph. It is proposed to determine priorities of the contacts using communication history. The ranking algorithm is based on the Markov chains theory and social strength calculation approach. The paper exploits the opportunities for measuring social strength for the contacts and also prioritizes communication tools for simplifying communication. The results are supported by an example.