Yes, you're right, that's what I wanted to ask in fact.

WordPress has an abundance of community plugins for all kinds of purposes. From the most ridiculous to the most useful. even the ridiculous can be useful at times. The Marquee might be old-fashioned, but I found a new use for it on my site. Fortunately the marquee is part of the HTML vocabulary.
Here at UNA - you have an awesome body, but with almost no clothes. As attractive that might be, I prefer to see my woman with clothes on most of the time.
I can see that it is going to take a lot of time before any accessories become available that are not overpriced(compared to the WP accessories). So my solution is to join Wordpress and UNA together in two separate domains, using Iframe. So far the result is satisfactory. I dont even need to transfer data back and forth from the two systems. The only grand piece of work involved, is to find a very simple WP template and then cancel the header content. Once it is done - the result is not bad at all...

Wordpress has lot of features missing in UNA
- mod_rewrite Titel to URL for SEO purposes
- lot of templates, which can be simple customized
- adding categories on demand
- widget areas which can be highly customized
- articles/site can easily be edited with the "Edit" button in the front end view
- plugin support is amazing
- User menu automatically adds new links if you want to
- fully control of tags, categories, add meta data for SEO
Simply the usage is a lot better. UNA´s backend looks a little bit like the scripts
ever looked years ago. NO intuitiv usage possible.
And many missleading unlogically thinks - like when i search here in discussions,
i have to choose a category sometimes, sometimes not....
Or when i click in the search an articel it leads to the profile and so on.
A community system should be state of the art - and wordpress has done that job since it existed.
I only use UNA because the point system and the Affiliate plugin which i really need (but it´s not tranfered to una)