Backsaving from CC to CS6

Hey everybody. Just looking for some clarification.
I'm working in CS6, my client is working in CC. Sometimes, he creates stuff, backsaves to CS6 and sends to me to work with. It appears that when he does this, there are issues with drop shadows and the like being expanded and then sometimes but not always, images that were previously linked getting embedded (maybe due to having raster effects on them?)
I know at least once, this was caused by me working on a CC file in CS6 which would put me in the pdf portion (flattened and expanded, which makes sense,) but it seems to be happening even when backsaving to CS6.
Should that be the case?
Thanks!

Okay, thanks. That's a bummer. He's working in CC and that's not going to change. I think what has to happen is I have to upgrade.
Was this a functional upgrade to the gaussian blur or is it more of a marketing-based update forcing situations like mine? I'm still feeling really slighted by Adobe. Maybe I should quit and become a farmer. No one's gonna force me to update my hoe.

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