There is not yet a demo server, let me clean the code a little, and install it in a more stable server. Right now it's on an unstable development server we are constantly reseting...
I can capture a few screenshots, and publish them with a list of new features in a wiki, and post here a link.
Well, I can write now a list of features:
uForums (Forums enhancements for UNED)
<h2>FORUM-VIEW</h2>
  - expand node(s), so...
          - show expanded nodes
       - collapse node(s)
       - collapse all (button or list-template action)
     
     - show unthreaded version button (sort only by date)
   - "new message" highlight (using views package and/or a new table for read/unread feature)
   - show only new messages button
   - mark as read/unread (if views is available)
   - mark thread as read/unread button (bulk action)
   - mark all forum as read button
   - tooltips to show more info
          - preview content
       - authors information details (disabled right now)
     
   
<h2>MESSAGE-VIEW</h2>
  - Next thread /prev thread navigation links
   - User portrait
   - reply to author button (link to mail)
   - forward message button (email to...)
   - row.adp architecture reviewed
 
<h2>FORUMS ADMIN</h2>
  All new features check a package parameter (new for each feature) value to know if the new behavior is enabled or not, and if it's what kind of behavior is set. For instance,
  
    - when marking a message as unread ¿should be marked as unread all the replies or only that message?,
     - When expanding a node: ¿expand all levels, or just one?
 
<h2>In development</h2>
I'm working now in that points:
  - write tests
   - test when moderated forums
   - add return_url to some actions
   - simple admin page (with common parameters)
 
PS: I have to say that there have been 5 people involved in that develpoment during the last year at UNED: David Arroyo (First UNED requirements done), Raúl Morales (Portlet), Alberto Pesquera (DB and TCL API), Mario Aguado (data model modifications, and Team Leader/Supervisor), and Me: (Mostly User Interface changes)