No, RF does a diff between the object you retrieved (unmodifiable, passed to context.edit(obj)) and the one you're editing (returned from context.edit(obj)) at the time you fire() your context, and sends that diff over the wire. If you didn't retrieve a property and fills it on the client-side, it'll see that you filled it and will send it to the server. The only exception is ValueProxy: every single property in a ValueProxy is sent, no diff is made, each ValueProxy instance is a distinct "value".
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