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With the increasing popularity of the Semantic Web, more and more data models are being published daily in the form of ontologies, micro-formats or micro-data. This increase in the amount of models and their heterogeneity is becoming a global scale integration problem. We propose a decentralized and scalable multi-agent negotiation process for ontology alignment that exploits an underlying social network communication structure and SNA measures and algorithms.