<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

Here is the situation:

Met a guy on Tinder. A+++ banter, check. I (22F) ask him (23M) for a coffee date, check. He asks for my number, check. Fabulous in-person conversation, check. He sends a follow-up text, check. He asks for my Facebook, check. I ask him on a proper date, and we organise it. 

Plot twist: he has to cancel (and had a legit reason, not flaking, which kind of explains the whole texting a little bit less over the last week too)

Since then, he hasn't really been proactive about organising another time to go out, but I'm just a little confused because I'm pretty good at reading people and he seemed interested in me in person. Do I send another follow-up to try and organise it, or do I just leave it, ball-in-his-court situation? I've only recently started dipping my toes in the waters of the dating pool again just recently after a *long* hiatus, so I'm still re-learning and navigating the etiquette. 

There are two ways I see of approaching this:
1. I barely know the guy, so have nothing to lose if I try to organise it again and he turns me down. 
2. If he were truly interested, he would do something about rescheduling our date, so I can take this to mean not interested.

I guess it's been a while since I felt the connection that I did with this guy with anyone (*cough cough my standards are way too high cough cough*) and I really don't want to fuck up what I see as the potential to get to know someone really interesting.
<bot>: getting what I consider to be mixed signals from a new guy, and not sure whether to press the issue of reorganising a cancelled date